The Bush administration must continue to keep the public informed, even when the information is unpleasant and unsatisfactorily vague.
The health commissioner, Dr. Antonia C. Novello, said the maps "contained vitally important information that will not only help to keep the public informed but will also be useful to the health department in setting priorities".
But this enthusiasm, some said, was reason enough for the city to keep the public informed.
We are journalists and we are there to report the news and keep the public informed.
What should be done to keep the public informed about UK research?
"If you do not keep the public informed, they cannot be your early warning system," he said.
Police departments should be doing more, not less, to keep the public informed about what tactics they're using and why.
For now, we can appreciate how newspapers are fulfilling their obligations in a democracy to keep the public informed.
Geoff Morrell, BP spokesman, said the ad was consistent with the company's effort to keep the public informed of its economic and environmental restoration efforts.
A vote for Hillary means we can not count on the press to honestly and diligently keep the public informed of Hillary's potential malfeasance.
I left an irate message about the need to keep the public informed about when sirens are being tested, then hung up.
